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Copying a block of text that really isn't a block
Somebody showed me this trick a while back, but I didn't take notes.
I have what appears to be a block of text in a text-only file I want to copy--but when you highlight it, you get a lot of blank spaces before and after each line of text. Does anybody know how to select only the portion that appears to be the "block" for copying/pasting without all the extra spaces? TIA. |
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